The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-04

ihk w Dll' a'rlck, Win eight bales OF
cotton, and 1000 bushels Of seed were
consumed. Loss, about $4,000. In
sured for $1,000.
Several of "the boys" have gotten
up fishing and hunting parties and
left the city. Query: Did the grand
jury act as an incentive?
There will be AN important meet
ing Of the st. Pauls Guild this after
noon at 4 o'clock at the church. A
full attendance OF the members is de
sired.
Justice Makeig yesterday caused
three delinquents to disgorge some
oftheir wealth, as a sort Of pennance
for having imagined they could fight,
use abusive language or otherwise
disturb the peace.
At a meeting of the Ladies' Hebrew
Aid Society held yesterday At the
residence of Mrs. S. Marx, all the Fl
nal arrangements OF the Simchas
Torsh bali were made and the Jewish
social season will be opened tonight
with that entertainment.
There was a private moonlight pic
mic given at Proctor Springs last
lsvening. in honor Of Miss May Nun
ger, Of LampAsas, who 10 visiting the
city. There will be . sociable to-
hight at Mrs. Davidson's, on Ninth
sti eet, IS . compliment to her, she
having agreed TO remain over an
other day.
County court was opened a 10 q.
m. yesterday morning. The non
Ijury docket was called, and seve.
raj cases set for trial. This will be
the first docket disposed OF. The cri
minal docket will not occupy the cour
until the fourth Monday in thiI
month. The will Of the late j. A
Haynie was yesterday offered fol-
lprobate.
There 10 breath of heaven sbou
the helpless and innocent child. Tn
, light of angels hovers about the tin.
+ form, and the spirit of omniscienc,
shines DER Its tiny features. Their
. is no reason that the purity, serenit
and brightness of the little face shout
be marred with pain caused by di
, ordered stomach, when Morris Ca
carine will effect permanent cure.
The unfortunate and sudden sttac
of Mr.. James b. Baker yesterday WE
: and is deeply deplored by all h
friends. A sort of appopleptic
Frustrated him and for time his Iii
: was dispalred OF. He was finally r
!. stored to consciousness however AL
conveyed to his home, where he w:
d late last night resting comfortable.
ia believed to be one of the results
the electric shock received by Al
6 Baker some two years ago.
e There is scarcely business conce
in Texas thot covers q broader SEQ
n OF territory in Its operations than t
: large saddle and harness manufactr
a ing establishment OF Tom Padgi
Something near two years ago, AGAR
u the advice of friends. Mr.. Padg
went eagerly into the buggy busine
and the result has clearly establish
A. the accuracy of his judgment. He
1t selling buegies, saddles and harnt
tight under the very shadow of d
of las, Houston and San Antonio.
6 Saturday he sold to j. Il Jones,
H. IIuntsville, more than 81 200 wol
OF blggirs nl0ne. Waco would
- bo,ter on If she had few more p
40 gifts.
s. Probably one of the largest crow
that ever assembled at the Co
re house was 10 be seen yesterday. I
av present term is of pccuIier interC
in as several interesting civil aud CT
inal cases win be up for trial. Mr.
Rotan IS foreman fthe present in
a" ana the remaining members are
u solid looking, intelligent set of III
d. The following court bailifls were
pointed: Local CIitl Jackson; rid
Iii Scion Pevy, Tom Willisms, T
an Lillard and j -. Mcmillan. The {
IN brnled land case of /implemau
. Howard will, it is thought, be
ali ken up today. OF the crln'Hs! d.
an. ct the only case sci, so far, is that
rIh the state VS.. w. Il. OtmGn, W,
a,e comes up November 9, In his cha
Judge Williams cr'led especial st
... tiou TO the recently passed laws
my the late legislature.